VUDU, provider of digital technologies and services that deliver Internet entertainment to consumers’ HDTVs and Home Theatres, has unveiled HDX, a video format that enables the viewing of Internet-delivered movie content in full HD 1080p format optimised for 40 inch and larger HDTVs and Home Theatres.HDX delivers the highest quality available from any Internet, broadcast, cable, or satellite on-demand service, offering consumers a cinematic experience with a detailed and artefact free picture accompanied by high-resolution sound. HDX movies are available to all VUDU customers at the same price as standard HD titles. VUDU has already compiled a library of 65 films available now in the new HDX format and will offer every newly released HD title in the new format.

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